Hendersons Rock

Cherubs Cave, a dive site in Queensland, Australia, derives its name from an intricate cave system located beneath a large, circular bommie on the north-west side of the main bommie. The cave offers a unique challenge to divers as its four entrances are hidden under a lush covering of kelp. However, once inside, the cave is illuminated by natural light filtering through the other entrances, aiding in navigation.

This captivating dive site showcases a diverse range of marine life, making it a haven for underwater enthusiasts. Divers can encounter a wealth of magnificent creatures, including the majestic Grey Nurse Sharks, a variety of Cod and Grouper species, as well as the vibrant Anemones and playful Clown Fish.

With a visibility of up to 14 meters and a maximum depth of 23 meters, Cherubs Cave is best suited for advanced divers who possess the necessary skills and experience to explore its depths. Situated in the breathtaking waters of Australia, this dive site offers an unforgettable underwater adventure for those seeking a thrilling and rewarding experience.